The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-07-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Miss Mabel Neff is home from Chicago.

Miss Mabel Neff is home from Chicago.
DR.. Dunning has been quite seriously i'll
but is recovering.
Gilman says he got of easily and promises
never to do so again.
Sam sold that farm he advertised in the
NoRTHERNER for $500.
Green corn made its appearance in this
market on Thursday last.
Mrs. Clara Bogue of Detroit. is visiting her
many friends in this village
Mrs. M. A. Coleman of Detroit is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ida Snow.
There will be no meeting of Paw Paw
Grange next Friday evening.
Broughton has solid comfort for his
patrons this week. Try them.
Miss Ella Jackson of kalamazoo, was
guest at Mr.. +. Darling's last week.
Stationery at this office d,i19 cheap" is
the way the Lawrence Times puts it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capt. Ed. Smith have gone
on their annual tour 10 the sea shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Farnsworth of Grand
Rapids, are visiting friends in this place.
George Longwell. Jr., returned on Thurs
day last from visit to friends in Detroit.
Mrs. c. ID. Ward of Kalamazoo, was in
town the fore part of this week. on business.
large barn is one of the new improve
ments at Lake Cora. Searls d Son builders.
We understand that Berkenshaw is about
ready to open up his wool carding business.
Longwell keeps ice cold, carbonized criter'
ion water in connection with his soda foun-
tain.
The muskets that Hubert offers to sell so
cheap are the property of Brodhead post, g..
A. h.
Longwell has finally concluded that this is
soda water weather and has opened his ele-
CANT fountain.
Will Hawkins, who is a student at the
Agricultural college, has been enjoying q va
cation at home.
George w. Longwell was offered $4,000
few days since for his Wilkes colt. The
offer was refused.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Longstreet of Chicago,
made brief visit to friends in this village
one day last week.
Installation of officers at Paw Paw encamp.
ment, l. o. O. +, this evening. full
attendance is desired.
Walt. Wilson and Jud Swick advertise
live stock wanted They are square deal
| ers and guarantee satisfaction.
Edie Newell cut ten acres of grain last
week in one day, with a reaper. How Is that
for young lady of thirteen?
MIR. and Mrs. o. F. Parker have been
made happy by visit from their daughter
Carrie who resides in Dowagiac.
a. NJ. Harrison of Bangor. was in town
one day last week "Zan" is looking pretty
well, considering the hot weather.
DIR. Elias Ferguson of Bangor. made us a
pleasant visit last Saturday Our latch string
is always out TO our Bangor friends.
The farmers union of Antwerp, will hold
its annual picnic at Lake Park Wednesday,
July 10Th. A good time is anticipated.
Hon. j. j. Woodman has been appointed
a member of the state live stock sanitary
commission, very judcious appointment.
Mrs. A. G. Martin, Mrs. o. n. Hilton and
Lew Woodman start for the sea shore to-day.
They will remain in the east during the sum-
mer.
The masons are replastering and repair
ing their lodge room. Meetings of the fra
ternity have been suspended for the time
being.
Jay advertises great eight cent special
sale this week. He also gives some good
advice relative to the approaching Paw Paw
Union Fair.
We understand that the difficulty between
the narrow gauge and the G.. & w. NJ. R'y
has been settled and that the. crossing will
be perfected at once